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Deputy Headteachers Conference: Leading High Performing Teams
We are really excited to host our annual conference specifically aimed at primary and secondary deputy headteachers. This is a great opportunity to invest in the leadership development of this key group, whilst helping them to build their professional network and share best practice with colleagues from across Barking and Dagenham and neighbouring local authorities.
Developing Communication and Language in Young Children
This course will be in 2-parts and will also include a gap task. The course aims to support practitioner’s understanding of language and communication development. It will also focus on the importance of quality adult interactions to support children’s learning. The course will provide an opportunity to explore the communication and language ELGs in order to make accurate assessments.
Developing Reading for Pleasure
The programme aims to close the attainment gap in reading for children that are up to 6 months below their reading age. It uses an instructional approach to help students improve their reading skills.
Developing Reading for Pleasure (Laurel Trust Research)
The programme aims to close the attainment gap in reading for children that are up to 6 months below their reading age. It uses an instructional approach to help students improve their reading skills.
Developing Writers in EYFS
The course will provide practitioners with the knowledge and understanding on how best to support young children to become confident writers. It will look at the different stages of writing and consider the different strategies used to support early mark making and writing.
Early Literacy Skills Programme
BDSIP’s Early Literacy Skills Programme is an evidence-informed intervention designed to build strong foundational literacy skills in early years and Key Stage 1 learners.
Early Years Maths: How to Create a Nation of Maths Lovers
Children’s maths confidence at the start of school determines their later maths learning – so early years practitioners can really make a difference to children’s life chances.
Early Years: Making Sense of Autism
The ‘Making Sense of Autism’ session will give you a better understanding of autism and how it affects children and young people in your setting. It is suitable for practitioners working in both mainstream and specialist settings.
Economics Network
Our newly formed Economics networks provide a unique space for teachers to share insights, resources, and innovative strategies.